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Posted 12 years ago
Ted_Straub
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This postcard, which was mailed in 1912 is quite an item. It bears the copyright of D.G., of which I will have to try to find out more.
The artwork on the card is in high relief.
Coupled with the text, and the artwork...it looks a little suggestive.
And, it is addressed to a student, from his teacher!
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Thank you, Manikin!!!!
Hi, mustangtony...thanks for the love!
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Thank you, Bellin...and a Happy Valentine's Day to you, too!
That would get a teacher fired in this era, my how things have changed in 101 years, love it!
Yes, walksoftly, such messages surely would get a contemporary teacher booted out! And true, things have certainly changed over the years!
Thank you for your comment and love on this card....
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Hello, Hunter...thanks for your love on this card!!!!!
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This is so funny T!
The good old days! :)
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I guess it would make a difference if the teacher was a male or female.
That's so interesting as our behavior and terminology has changed quite a bit in the past 100 years, I.... guess?